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how to adapt another hubs to my TE250 to convert to SM

Alberto

Alberto

Husqvarna
AA Class
Hey guys,

I recently bought a set of SuMo wheels, but I have an issue, the 17 wheel's hub is about 1cm shorter(width) than the OEM.. how do I adjust it to fit my TE250?

Should I put spacers to the brake rotor to move it that half inch to the outer?

Any ideas?
 
you should be able to shim the wheel/hub from side to side off the axle. or move the wheel from side to side as it sits on the bike. whatever wheels you have should supply a shim to move the rotor in or out.
 
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